Suppose the price of bagels in Allentown is currently S0.90 per bagel. There are 10 low-cost bakeries and 10 high-cost bakeries that can produce bagels, each of which has the supply function o-con 200P - 105 ahhcot = 200P - 205 (These individual supply functions apply in the short run and the long run) low-cost bakery: high-cost bakery: a. Which bakeries wil be active when the price is $0.90? Only low-cost bak eries will be active b. If the price rises to $1.40. what will be the market supply in the short run? What will be the market supply in the long run?
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